I'd love to supercharge mine but I also drive it daily at the moment, car ownership is simply too expensive for me over here to run a second car and then there would be the concern of how the supercharger would work with LPG.
I'd love to supercharge mine but I also drive it daily at the moment, car ownership is simply too expensive for me over here to run a second car and then there would be the concern of how the supercharger would work with LPG.
2003 Black 300A Dark Charcoal, #499 of 6978 built 06/04/02
3.88 gears, dual fuel propane conversion.
2003 Silver 300B Light Flint, #166 of 417 built 04/22/03
TCE/Wilwood big brake kit, SW headers and cats, Flowmaster mufflers
1999 Lincoln Town Car Signature Series Touring Sedan
Dual exhaust, dual fuel propane conversion
2009 Pontiac G8 GT Sport Package
Holden HSV GTS body kit, dual fuel propane conversion
Previously: 2003 Audi A6 Avant | 1999 Ford Fairlane AU
Mine is my daily driver here in MN. 10+ Minnesota winters, snow tires are a must.
Check my sig. It's one of a few here that are way beyond a typical blower and supporting mods and has seen around 12,000 in the last two years (2,000 ish with the newer blower set up) and gets driven for all errands when dry out. It was driven winters till a couple years ago (but meticulously washed) but I couldn't stomach trashing the undercarriage after all the work I've done.
But yes, driven and driven hard, hauls my family of five, groceries, building materials, whatever.
I do shine away from anything out of state or racetracks however. The truck and trailer take over as the only two issues (vendors crap parts) I can think of cost me DEARLY to get the car back home. Could it be driven across the country over and over? Certainly. But I'm a person with little trust already, the aforementioned issues does not help that.
Builder Of Badassery
SOLD 12/31/2021
Cobra short block / ProCharger F1-A / Cog drive upgrade / Manley valves / Brian Tooley Racing valve springs / 80# inj. / -8 fuel line / -6 return / Aeromotive 340 pumps and regulator / 2012 GT500 TR6060 six speed / twin disc clutch / Driveshaft Shop GT500 upgraded CV joint shaft / BA5000 blow thru MAF/ 4.10's / Ford Racing 31 spline set up and Girdle / Metco D.S. safety loop / Stainless Works headers, cats, and everything else out back / ClassGlass hood / Bob's hood strut mod / Hurst line lock / Metco control arms / Addco front and rear sway bars / Monroe severe duty shocks all around / Race concepts rotors / Badgeless grille / 35% tint / FBM's interior LED kit and ambient lighting kit / Pioneer FB700 deck / kenwood speaker 4 Ch. / Rockford Fosgate 10" sub and amp / Kicker 6 X 8's all around / back up cam / bluetooth / Pioneer Xm / 704 RWHP 603 RWTQ tuned by Mo's Speedshop.
Drive mine every day summer and winter.Eaton blower,4.10 gears,22mpg at 72 mph,with 95,000 miles.Snow tires a must.
I do believe cars are meant to be driven and enjoyed. I would not be driving this car anywhere near salt or bad weather conditions.
You guys putting down 400+ to the wheels- does it stuff you in the seat pretty good?
I am also a very competent detailer, can more than keep the car in excellent condition.
I am putting 480 horsepower to the ground and I has over 80,000 miles and runs good. I take it on long trips to Maraudervilles and will not hesitate to take it anywhere. Steve's car is well worth the money and I would love to have it but I have enough of them already. I am due to pick up my last edition to my collection in a few weeks, a 2004 SB. Good luck on your decision.
2004 DTR Marauder, #423 of 9806
2004 SB Marauder, SOLD
2003 Black Marauder, #3029 of 7093
2003 Black Supercharged Marauder, #1940 of 7093
2003 DBP Marauder, #225 of 328, SOLD
2007 Black Shelby GT Terlingua
2017 Grabber Blue Mustang GT 5.0
2018 Platinum White King Ranch F150 FX4
540/6? Nice! Rare!!!
Coming from that, a boosted MM will be an easy driver. Mine is in semi-retirement now ( followed, but not replaced, first by a tuned Ecoboosted MKS and now an F10 535/6!) but they're easy and fun to live with.
Biggest concern would be age, not boost. As they get older, they'll need more care and attention. So my experience with a car 1-9 years old might not compare to yours with a 11 year old car. But if you're acclimated to a 20 year old car, you'll be fine!
Trilogy #146!!! Self-Installed with a little help!
Nice f10! Yes my 540/6 is a rare bird. Very fun but not fast enough and is gonna take a lot more money to get it where I want it.
Would rather start with something else.
Yes, I'm familiar with 20 year old car maintenance haha. My impala is 51 years old
Thanks all.
Guys- for my clarity, did the Trilogy blower kit come on them from the factory?
Daily driven eaton swap here, 102K miles, been boosted for almost 30K
428/378 to the wheels
only thing major I've had to mess with with was the transmission, beefed it up so I won't get stranded somewhere.
And I run my car hard, I hit 100mph almost everyday
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2004 SILVER BIRCH/BLACK PAINT
DARK CHARCOAL NUDO LEATHER
#400 of 997 (SOLD)
2004 CV LX SPORT
ALL BLACK, 6 DISC, TUNED MZT (SOLD)
2004 300A MM BLACK
1 OWNER CAR, NO OPTIONS
DAILY DRIVER
2013 DAYTONA R/T
SUPER TRACK PACK
DAYTONA BLUE PEARL
#1763 off ~2100
NOW WITH A 392 & 3.73 posi!
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2004 SILVER BIRCH/BLACK PAINT
DARK CHARCOAL NUDO LEATHER
#400 of 997 (SOLD)
2004 CV LX SPORT
ALL BLACK, 6 DISC, TUNED MZT (SOLD)
2004 300A MM BLACK
1 OWNER CAR, NO OPTIONS
DAILY DRIVER
2013 DAYTONA R/T
SUPER TRACK PACK
DAYTONA BLUE PEARL
#1763 off ~2100
NOW WITH A 392 & 3.73 posi!
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